You've seen them as you approach the entrance to an exclusive restaurant or club in Fisher Island, or The Villa, Gianni Versace's mansion turned restaurant in Miami Beach. Palme d'Or at The Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables has them with plush, red velvet rope. Stanchions are a big hit in glamorous Florida establishments. We don't take notice of these barrier posts and crowd management tools (as they are sometimes called), unless we're standing next to them for a photograph. If they fit the decor and ambiance, we still won't notice them but if we're wearing formal and standing next to a white, plastic stanchion with chain link, we'll notice. In Florida, stanchions of every style and color can be seen even during a casual stroll on Ocean Drive in South Beach, or Las Olas Boulevard in Hollywood. They can be classic, gold brass with velvet rope, or more casual, such as our weighted, sturdy plastic color example, and they can also have signs that will provide information to people waiting in line, and stanchions can be equipped with retractable belts. So my choices! Which style of stanchion is right for your locale, special event, or grand opening occasion? CeremonialSupplies.com is the best, one stop shop on the web to get crafted, quality stanchions that are priced budget friendly, and will ship to you promptly and efficiently wherever you are in The Sunshine State! (and everywhere else!)
Stanchions As A Permanent Fixture Or A One Time Special Occasion
It seems every lounge, club, restaurant and gathering spot in Florida has stanchions of some form or another either at the entrance, or to designate a VIP area or exclusive seating. From the grand opening event when the stanchions were first used to hold the ribbon for the ribbon cutting ceremony, to sectioning off a special guest area, businesses, especially food and drinks, find they have a need for stanchions on a permanent basis. The "Gone But Not Forgotten" gilded skeleton of the woolly mammoth installed on the shoreline entrance of the grandiose Faena Hotel in Miami's South Beach has permanent, weather proofed barrier posts and chain link around it. It's an outside sculpture plated in 24K gold, within a glass cage. St. Augustine's San Sebastian Winery has a rooftop cellar offering finger foods to accompany their selection of wines, and the entrance on the floor below has a pair of chrome stanchions with rope that close off the stairway when the rooftop is closed. All these permanent uses for stanchions are evidence that these items are not just for a one time special use during a grand opening ceremony, but will serve in a variety of functions that make crowd barrier posts or posts and rope - as stanchions are sometimes called, an item that serves many purposes, from holding the ribbon at the grand opening ribbon cutting ceremony, to holding off the curious.
CeremonialSupplies.com has a wide selection of stanchions and rope under the category heading of "Crowd Management" where you will find exactly the perfect stanchion to frame a red carpet entrance, hold a ceremonial ribbon, and to create a barrier as needed. There are many uses for these posts after the initial grand opening! Shop for them at CeremonialSupplies.com and you will get high quality at a budget price, personable and knowledgeable customer service, and shipping everywhere in Florida, or wherever you are!